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Convert SVG to PNG

Vector to crisp raster PNG. Runs on your device.

or click to choose — supports batch upload

.svg · processed on your device

Up to ~20 MB per file (browser-memory limit)

How it works

1

Drop your files

Drag SVG files in, or click to pick them.

2

Your device converts them

Canvas conversion runs locally — nothing uploaded.

3

Download as PNG

One click. Single file or ZIP for batches.

About SVG and PNG

SVG is a vector format — instead of storing pixels, it stores shapes and paths as math, so it scales to any size without ever blurring and has no fixed pixel dimensions. That makes it perfect for icons and logos on the web, but it also means a lot of places simply can't display it.

PNG is a raster bitmap: a fixed grid of pixels that opens essentially everywhere. Converting SVG to PNG is what you do when you need that vector somewhere SVG isn't accepted — social media uploads, email, presentation slides, and editors that won't import vectors. Transparency is preserved, so a logo on a transparent background stays transparent.

Because vector-to-raster bakes in a resolution, we rasterize at high quality — the long edge is scaled up to roughly 1024px or more — so the PNG comes out crisp rather than pixelated. The trade-offs are inherent to the conversion: you lose infinite scalability, and an SVG that references external fonts or images may not render those parts (everything is processed locally, with no network access).

Frequently asked questions

Why convert SVG to PNG?
Because many places don't accept SVG — social media uploads, email clients, presentation software, and editors that won't import vectors. PNG is a universal raster format that opens everywhere, so converting makes your vector usable wherever SVG isn't supported.
Will the PNG look pixelated?
No. We rasterize at high resolution — the long edge is scaled up to roughly 1024px or more — so the output is crisp. Keep in mind that PNG has a fixed size, so unlike the SVG it won't scale up further without softening.
Does the PNG keep transparency?
Yes. PNG supports an alpha channel, so a transparent SVG background stays transparent in the PNG — ideal for logos and icons you'll place over other backgrounds.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Conversion runs on your device using the browser's Canvas API. Your SVG never leaves your machine — which also means there's no network access to fetch external assets.
Why are some parts of my SVG missing?
SVGs that reference external fonts or images may not render those parts, because conversion happens locally with no network access. For a faithful result, embed fonts and images directly in the SVG before converting.
Do I lose anything converting vector to raster?
You lose scalability. SVG is infinitely scalable; PNG is a fixed grid of pixels. Once converted, the PNG can't be enlarged beyond its rendered size without softening, so keep the original SVG if you'll need other sizes later.

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